Editing an SSIS package created by Import/Export Wizard
- From: Jared <google@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 18:54:04 -0700
I'm migrating a database from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2005. I
can create an SSIS package using the Import/Export Wizard, but the
details of that package appear to be uneditable in the designer.
For instance, I'd like to modify some of the column mappings. The
designer shows me a Foreach Loop Container that wraps a Transfer Task
object and an Execute Inner Package object. Attempting to figure out
how this works, I managed to dig up the TableSchema.xml object that
was saved as a *.tmp file.
I came across another post saying that "modifying the XML file in
Notepad is trivial". I'm very familiar with both Notepad and XML,
but, c'mon... this seems like a ridiculous solution. I've got to be
missing something obvious here.
What is the recommend method of modifying a package created by the
Import/Export Wizard?
TIA
Jared
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